Lexington High School - Minute Man Yearbook (Lexington, NE)

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Class of 1952 Have you liczirci , . .7 It looks as if the juniors are stwmtiim tor the limelight under the capable main- uumm nt nl' the-ir uI'ficui's-President. Doiwvtliy lizic-img V1c't'-pix-wiclt-nt. Binh Dzii'xx'u1't1 Seem-tifi'y. ilusgli Ofgnr-ru: zincl T1'i'Z1SUl'L'I'. Carolyn Tt-niplm-. This ycark Student Cuuncil inemhers-Cui'iil Kiigler. Chzirle-s Spf,-uk. Dale Dyer. and Terry Bt-ll ---and the class officers chose their class ringf which. as always. bear the Minute Man insignia un cfiwfts ui blue fupinncl. ruby. onyx. or wlid gold. We Shook the Family Tree, directed by Miss Mar- gurut E. Mt-Crmxyn. was presented by the Class in 1201-viiilat-i'. The Juniors we-rc usistvd hy two jun- iors. Bonnie zincl Mary Lou Trupp. Bonnie uin- lI'l:t'll'Cl cliickn-n pux ll fvvv days hofcirt- the pt'i'l':ii'in- anim' su sister Mary Lou twink her place, Candy was sold Lit hzwkm-tbull gzinws to sire-ll 4-lass funds. S K BULL SESSION-Lu Dunnu Dc-hhun, Carolyn Tm-iiiplc Dcmitliy But-un. Hugh Osnit-ra. Bob Du1'w1i1't. l l ei BOCK'S CAR-Bzirbara Kitsmillor. Put Apgar. THIS FLOORS ME-Paul XVu11cisicle, Wilma Harriet Allen. Susan Bock. Wt-hrli. Avis Chandler. ISN'T IT TIME FOR THE BELL?-Roland John- HOW DO YOU MAKE THOSE PASSES? -Rich son. Kenneth Strever. Arlyn Regwuby. Delores Nutter. Charles Speak, Carol Kugler, Robles. di

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9' presented the hilarious comr-dy We Shook the Family Tree' The ninety-two members of the junior class of 1950-51 as their class play, Jl I N R Cast members and the characters they portrayed were' H1lclegarclc--Joyce Ingram: Sally. her younger sister-llaiv rio' Allen: Bobby. older brothcrrf-Dean Wickard: Jimmy. younger brother-Lloyd Hodges. Mc:ther-Dorothy Baron: Father-Charles Speak: Mr. Sherme-r-Dean Pedersen: Vlrs. blic-rinci'--Cartilyn Temple: Freddie Shcrmc-rf-Terry Bell: El- lie-May-.lan lin-yer: Jill--Sally Maloleyi Paigcw-Bonnie and N A A -Y lvlarylu Trapp. i 7 Y The plays action centers around complications which arisc S .2 E- V ' -. ' when teen-age llildcgarde decides that something must be A ' ',,,. , gg done about getting a date for the big dance, The date is ar- sf. ranged by Hildcgardn-'s mother. the only drawback being that A '1 7 't 1 s S 5 ' Freddie, the lucky male, is forced by his old-fashioned parents to wear knickers. Hildegarde-'s ct't'orts to solve her problt ms lead to many uproarious situations and no matter what she does. Hildegardc is at the bottom of every single disaster. But m a laughter-filled whirlwind finish. a happy solution lr reached which solves Hilde2ardc's and Freddie-'s problems Two ol' the more popular members of the cast were Bonnie and Marylu Trupp. The part of Paige. a mis- chief-making little girl. was taken by Bonnie Trupp. the eight year old daughter of Coach Trupp, But the day of the performance. Bonnie contracted chicken pox so her part was played by her seven year old sister. Marylu, Page 19

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BEYER'S THE BUYER-John Milbriurne. Jun CRAFTY -Bob Ancltirscin, Dun Phillippi. Sully Beyer, Rosemurv Wheeler. lNl11luley. Jeanne Curr. ii BAUER'S FOR BAUER-Clementine Ftigtit, WHA' HOPPEN?--June McGuire. Robert Klf,-in. Phyllis Bauer. Jeanette Adams. I' BEEN SICK!-Imogene Ogorsblka. Charleime Anthony. Harla Kreitz. Burhiirii Evans. Lzirry Hunkt-. Fifteen members of this class. numbering nine tvs three. are active in the high school band, and an even larger number in the Chorus. Several of the junior members purti'ayed principal parts in the tiperettu. Waltz Dream. In the Pep Club. the juniors have three cheer' leaders. the club president and secretary. besides their regular quota ut' fifteen members, Lust year. when sophomores. the Class sponstured ei high st-libel dance. working but the theme in pas- tel Culors. A clinnei'-daiico entertained the seniurs April 30. in the Veteran's Memorial Building. The class sptinstwi's-Mil Smith. Mr. Peterson, Mr. Fl'k'I'lL'l'lS. and Miss Gt-itzei'-shtiulcl be prtiucl ui' the elatss tit' '52, Page 21